The Zebra 2011
"Once upon a country...a revolution, and two gunmen searching for their identity"
Set against the chaotic backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, Fernando Javier León Rodríguez's dark comedy *The Zebra (2011)* follows the misadventures of Leandro and Odón, two opportunistic gunmen who stumble upon a zebra and mistakenly believe it to be a prized American horse.
Director: Fernando Javier León Rodríguez
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Zebra (2011) about?
The film follows two opportunistic gunmen during the Mexican Revolution who discover a zebra and mistakenly believe it to be a valuable horse. Convinced they'll earn a promotion by presenting it to General Obregón, they embark on a chaotic journey filled with mishaps and absurd encounters.
Who directed The Zebra?
Fernando Javier León Rodríguez directed *The Zebra (2011)*, bringing a unique comedic perspective to the historical chaos of the Mexican Revolution.
Who stars in The Zebra?
The film features Harold Torres, Jorge Adrián Espíndola, Leticia Huijara, Paulina Gaitán, and Alejandra Ley in key roles.
Is The Zebra (2011) worth watching?
*The Zebra (2011)* isn't your typical war film—it's a dark comedy with a fresh, offbeat premise. While it may not appeal to fans of serious historical dramas, its absurd humor and unique setting make it worth a watch for those looking for something different.
How long is The Zebra?
The runtime of *The Zebra (2011)* is 99 minutes.
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About The Zebra (2011) — A Quirky Comedy Set in the Chaos of the Mexican Revolution
Set against the chaotic backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, Fernando Javier León Rodríguez's dark comedy *The Zebra (2011)* follows the misadventures of Leandro and Odón, two opportunistic gunmen who stumble upon a zebra and mistakenly believe it to be a prized American horse. Fueled by ambition and delusion, the duo embarks on a farcical quest to present their unusual discovery to General Obregón, hoping for a promotion to colonels. Along the way, their absurd journey unfolds through a series of chaotic encounters, blending humor with the harsh realities of war.
The film weaves themes of identity, delusion, and the absurdity of war into its narrative, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone that sets it apart from traditional war films. With a talented cast led by Harold Torres and Jorge Adrián Espíndola, *The Zebra (2011)* delivers a quirky, offbeat take on historical chaos, where two flawed protagonists chase a dream as absurd as the zebra itself.